HALL OF MYRIAD PATHS
Traditions present: Shinto, Buddhism
Two places written in Japan, two more on the roadmap. Each carries its history, architecture, site and orientation, festivals, and the way to get there.
Each dot is one placeHover to see its name, click to open its page
Thánh địa đứng đầu Thần Đạo, hệ 125 thần xã thờ nữ thần mặt trời Amaterasu và thần lương thực Toyouke, toàn bộ điện thờ được dựng lại bằng gỗ mới hai mươi năm một lần theo lệ Shikinen Sengu.
Photo: Yanajin33, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
Tổ đình tông Hoa Nghiêm Nhật Bản do Thiên hoàng Shōmu dựng thế kỷ thứ tám, nơi đặt tượng Đại Phật Tỳ Lô Giá Na bằng đồng cao gần mười lăm mét trong Đại Phật điện dựng lại năm 1709.
Photo: Cun Cun, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
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| Order | Place | Tradition | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ise Grand Shrine | Shinto | with photo, online |
| 2 | Todai-ji | Buddhism | with photo, online |
| 3 | Chùa Thiển Thảo (Sensō-ji) | Buddhism | planned |
| 4 | Thần xã Fushimi Inari | Shinto | planned |
Because they change constantly. A library that is wrong once about a practical detail loses its standing on everything else. Check with the place itself before you travel.
From Wikimedia Commons under open licences, each credited to its photographer, or photographed by UK MASTER ACADEMY. No image is published without both its author and its licence.
Four tests: it is officially listed as a heritage site, it belongs to a tradition this library covers, its site and orientation can be read in feng shui terms, and an openly licensed photograph exists.
The library opens one country at a time, beginning with the countries that have the most readers, and within each country with its most significant places. A grey country is simply one whose turn has not come. Suggestions are welcome through the page of Master Ưng Khiêm.
